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Oxygen-Enhanced MRI Scan Could Bolster Cancer Treatment

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NASA: Black Holes Don't Really Exist?

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VY Canis Majoris: Dust Might Be Cause Of Unusual Weight Loss

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Fukushima Cancer: First Former Fukushima Nuclear Plant Worker Confirmed To Have Cancer

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Prostate Cancer Patients With Relatively Unaggressive Tumors Under Active Surveillance Have Low Risk Of Death

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Oliver Sacks Dies: Bestselling Author Of 'Awakenings,' 82, Passes Away Following Liver Cancer Diagnosis (OBITUARY)

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Second Time Cancers: One In Five New U.S. Cases Are Repeats

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Jimmy Carter: Cancer Has Spread To My Brain

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Breast Cancer Patients Who Receive Shorter Courses Of Radiation May Have Better Quality Of Life

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Jupiter's Europa: Mystery Coating on Geologic Features Could Be Irradiated Sea Salt, Lab Says

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Mars Trip Could Leave Astronauts Brain Damaged From Radiation Exposure

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Asteroid Attacks And Other Near-Earth Objects: An Imminent Threat? Harvard Scientist Says We Are Not Prepared, The World Needs Nuclear Bombs (HNGN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW)

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Oliver Sacks, Bestselling Author of 'Awakenings,' Reveals He Has Terminal Cancer, 'I Feel Intensely Alive'

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Japan to Explore Fukushima Remains with Shape-Shifting Robot

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